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Can anybody help me out with this question?

Which of the following statements accurately describe the results of applying an outgoing access list to an interface?

A)No action is taken by the MLS-SE for outgoing access-lists
B)The MLS-RP sends teh access list information in an MLSP message to the MLS-SE
C)The administrator can reinitiate MLS for that interface by entering the MLS RP IP ACL command
D)The MLS-SE retains the MLS cache entries until they age out; all subsequent packets in the flow through that interface are routed through the MLS-RP

I think the answer is D but I think is B am i right or wrong? can somebody help me on this?

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I see why you're confused. I think the A answer must be correct because the MLS-RP is the only thing that deals with the access-list. If it permits the packet to exit the interface, the packet will enable the MLS flow and the router will never see that flow again. The B answer isn't right because the MLS-SE wouldn't know what an access list is. The only thing that MLSP might carry is a flush command to delete the cached entries so the table wouldn't have to wait for the entries to age out that the access-list will prevent. Answer C is meant to confuse you because it is similar to the "mls rp ip input-acl" command that gives you the ability to apply an incoming access-list. Answer D sounds correct until it says the subsequent packets will be routed through the MLS-RP. If it did that there would be no Multilayer Switching. As I said in Answer A if the packet is permitted by the access-list the first time it won't get routed again it will be switched for the rest of that flow.

I'd be interested in others comments on this one!

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Thanx Yankee "let's go Yankee....let's go Yankee....."

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Maybe this statement would help. MLS is a concept of route once, switch many.

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Answer B should be correct.
From Cisco Bcmsn page 235:
"If an extended access list is applied to the router interface, the MLS-RP tells the MLS-SE to purge all cache entries in order to enforce the access list."
In fact, whenever you apply an access list, the MLS-RP will inform MLS-SE by means of MLSP.
I have seen this question before in BOSON, but I remember the answer is more complete with the words "purge the MLS-SE cache".

Hope this helps.

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Can somebody help me out with this questions? they are for the switching exam. Thanks in advance


This layer provides segmentation and terminates collision domain as well as broadcast domains:

a)access layer
b)distribution layer
c)core layer <~~~~ans ??

What command is used to enable CGMP on an RP?
a)cgmp
b)set cgmp <~~~ans ??
c)ip cgmp
d)none of the above

What is the total number of VLANs that you can create on an RSM?
a)4
b)64 <~~~ans ??
c)256
d)1024

What information can you not view with the show spantree command?
a)designated root bridge
b)Forward delay and hello timers
c)status of ports
d)neigbors bridge identifiers <~~~ans ??

Which is a command to enable MLS on the MLS-RP?
a)mls rp vtp-domain
b)mls rp-ip
c)mls rp managment-interface <~~~ans ??
d)none of the above

What value do IGMP end-stations set ip TTL field to?
a)1
b)2
c)3
d)4 <~~ans ??

Fast Ethernet:
a)uses two line modules that act as single module
b)is configured as seperate instances of spanning tree per link
c)treats two links as a single spanning tree <~~~ans ???
c)uses gigabit ethernet

Which are the advertisements in a VTP domain?
a)domain name
b)configuration revision number <~~~ans ??
c)vlan numbers
d)mtu <~~ans ??
e)frame format ??

To configure MLS-SE to participate in MLS with an in-house RSM:
a)MLS is enabled by default
b)enter the set mls enable command in priviledge mode
c)enter the set mls enable and set mls include rsm ip address commands in priviledged mode
d)enter set mls enable and set mls vtp-domain vtp domain name commands in privileged mode <~~ans ??
e)enter the set mls enable and set mls agingtime number of seconds commands in privileged mode. ???

Which of the following statements accurately describes the function of the Cisco HSRP?
a)an HSRP group consists of one or more active routers to ensure continual network link availability
b)an HSRP route processor can belong to multiple groups but only within the boundaries of a single VLAN
c)HSRP allows multiple routers to automatically assume the function of the standby router if the current standby router fails <~~~ans ??

The default setting for port mode on 10-Mbps ethernet ports and 100-Mbps Fast ethernet is:
a)half duplex
b)full duplex <~~ans ??
c)auto <~~ans ??
d)desirable

please help me with this questions

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dear friends,

anyone who can access to the cco at www.cisco.com, please provide the username and password.

would be appreciated anyone could share it with me???? thank u!.

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Yatao,

Careful about reading too much into an answer. B does not say that it is sent there to purge the cache or I would have picked that too. It says it is passing the access list info and that's why I tossed out that answer.

helan2,

That is a totally inappropriate question for you to ask. Should someone do that they would lose their Cisco CCO account and risk being decertified. I can't believe you would even make such a post.

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Can't you get a cco account once you have a cert? I doesn't give you IOS download privs, but you should at be able to log in as yourself. Trying to use someone else's ID is no good. Bad bad!


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